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483 episodes
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Date created
2016/01/29
Latest episode
2026/10/22
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30 min.
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7 days
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Formerly The Money, The Economy, Stupid is your weekly guide to the world of business, economics and finance. Every Thursday, economist Peter Martin is joined by a team of sharp young thinkers for a fresh conversation about the financial stories making headlines and how they might affect you.
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Is Australian music at risk of extinction?
2026/10/22
New Australian voices are being lost beneath a digital avalanche. What will it take for them to be heard?
The Economy, Stupid
2026/10/15
Fresh conversations about the financial stories making headlines and how they might affect you.
Has Australia hit its immigration speed limit?
2026/10/08
Migration helped build modern Australia. But are we now growing faster than the economy can handle?
'Sledgehammer with a nail in it': Do interest rate rises hurt the wrong people?
2026/10/01
The RBA's efforts to cool the economy will hit recent home buyers and workers hardest. Could the pain be better shared?
Australians will live longer in 2066, but in what kind of world?
2026/09/24
Despite optimistic forecasts of an economy transformed by technology, a worrying picture emerges in the latest intergenerational report.
Can we cut red tape without cutting corners?
2026/09/17
Rules are meant to protect us. But sometimes they get in the way of doing good things. Is there a better way to regulate?
One Nation wants to allow early access to super. Is it a good idea?
2026/09/10
Many younger Australians are in financial freefall - has superannuation become a parachute that opens too late?
What is your digital life worth?
2026/09/03
We don't measure our social media activity in GDP. But what would happen if we did? And are we richer or poorer because of consumer tech?
How abusive partners turn the tax system into a weapon
2026/08/27
The government has promised to crack down. But victims can still be left owing debts they never created.
What can save the NDIS?
2026/08/20
How did a world-leading disability fund find itself in peril? And what can be done to save it?
This is what worries Australians most about the economy
2026/08/13
Consumer sentiment remains at fifty year lows. The Reserve Bank has surveyed Australians to find out why.
Will AI really take our jobs?
2026/08/06
The first computer revolution was supposed to bring mass unemployment but didn't. Is this time really different?
What can convict Australia tell us about the manosphere?
2026/07/30
Australia's early settlements were radical experiments in almost exclusively male societies. Their impact is still felt today.
Harbour views and the full pension
2026/07/23
Australia's social safety net is designed for those most in need - but increasingly the benefits are flowing to the wealthiest households.
Why not tax wealth, and why not start with billionaires?
2026/07/16
California is seeking to introduce a tax on the wealth of billionaires. Is it time we did the same?
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